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Bead Jewelry of Jobat

by
Sakshi Gambhir
IDC, IIT Bombay
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  • Shanti Bai.

  • Jeevan Bala (Shanti Bai’s daughter-in-law).

  • Shanti Bai choosing her beads.

  • Shanti Bai making a bracelet.

  • A multi color beaded necklace with earrings.

  • A long blue necklace.

  • A multi color beaded necklace.

  • A multi color beaded necklace.

  • A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

  • A multi color beaded necklace.

  • A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

  • Key-chains.

Shanti Bai.

Jeevan Bala (Shanti Bai’s daughter-in-law).

Shanti Bai choosing her beads.

Shanti Bai making a bracelet.

A multi color beaded necklace with earrings.

A long blue necklace.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

Key-chains.

Jobat lies in the Alirajpur district of western Madhya Pradesh. A predominantly tribal area, it still revels in its traditional colorful festivities. The women here make some lovely ethnic items including bamboo products, dolls and bead-jewelry. Amongst them is a stunning lady, Shanti Bai, who has been doing bead work for ages. She's extremely old and can still thread a needle in low light without wearing spectacles. Astounding! Her daughter-in-law, Jeevan Bala, has been involved in the same craft and is associated with the NIFT cluster program as well. They make absolutely gorgeous pieces that include ‘galsan mala’ (bead-necklace), earrings, bracelets and key-chains. Some are subtle, some loud, but each one reflects their love for color and beauty.
 

Shanti Bai.

Jeevan Bala (Shanti Bai’s daughter-in-law).

Shanti Bai choosing her beads.

Shanti Bai making a bracelet.

A multi color beaded necklace with earrings.

A long blue necklace.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

A multi color beaded necklace.

A double color beaded necklace with earrings.

Key-chains.


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